Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-11-24
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--Stoyer's drug department is brim.
full.
First. class Job work done at the
JOURNAL office.
Another lot of lard cans at J. w.
Stover's at big bargain,
Geo. Mensh shipped AIS pigeons to
Philadelphia during the last two weeks.
John Cummings, the farmer, ar
rived home safe and sound last Thurs
day.
-Rev..W ortman is some better but
still confined to his residence on Penn
street.
Mrs. Harry Klapp, of Penn street,
is away on visit to friends in Union
county.
CAN'T BE BEAT.-The fine assort-
ment of Trunks and Satchels at j. w.
Stover's
Notice the change in Campbell's
advertisement at the head of this
Thanksgiving day is being celebrat-
ed by some Of our town folks with a
turkey dinner.
For popular favor as national
bird the turkey is close rival to the
American eagle.
Charles Swengle who spent the
summer in Snyder county, came home
last week to 60 to shool.
Mr.. Wallace Kreider, Of VOLTS
store, gave this Office a short business
call yesterday afternoon.
A Hungarian prisoner in the Lew
istown Jail suicided on Monday of last
week by hanging himself.
Read the prospectus of the New
York Observer, the best religious paper
in the country, on our outside.
Weddings are becoming more nu-
merous in this section or late. and there
are lots of marriagabIe people left.
The Penn street school yard needs
a new fence badly. At present things
look rather delapidated around there.
Last Saturday we had several good
snow squalls and the surrounding
mountains presented fne winter scene.
Remember that Stover's is the best
place in the county to buy your dried
and evaporated fruits, as well as your
groceries.
Thanksgiving day being legal hol-
iday the Millheim Bank will be closed
to-day. The public schools are like
wise taking holiday.
--B. o. Deinlnger, the Journal store
man, just received large and CAREFUL,
selected stock of Tablets and Papeter-
les. Handsome and cheap.
Our local correspondents are doing
nobly these past few weeks. Keep it up,
gentle, your items are read with great
interest by the Journal patrons.
November term of Centre county
court begins mex. Monday, with large
number of trials on the calendar, which
promises to occupy the full two weeks.
The reservoir which Is being built
at an elevat ion of five hundred feet a.
pove Altoona is to have Thirty acres OF
water surface and to hold $4,000, ,OOC
gallons.
We omitted 10 mention in our last
issue that Mrs. Jacob Gephart has re.
turned from her western trip. She ar.
rived in company with her daughter
Salina.
Among those who have laid new
boardwal along their premises or
Water street are r. III. Kreamer, Sam.
uel Weiser. and J. w. Suook. Mere
are to follow.
For SALE.-The property of John
SwartZ, Sr.. late of Millheiin, deceased.
Situate on North street, is offered for
sale. Apply to or address
q. w. SwARTZ Executor,
Lewistown, Pa.
STILL A BOOMING. Millheim
meat market continues TO do good
business. Their shop ON Main street is
nearly always filed with nicely dressed
and fat pork the best beef and the finest
sausages. Gettig, the butcher. under
stands his business aud treats his Gus
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